About the Contributors ganizational Behavior & Change, and Managing Change in the Workplace. He teaches Leadership and Business Ethics in the McCallum Graduate School at Bentley, and has taught and lectured in Moscow, Bahrain, Beirut, Madrid, and San Paulo. Vanita Yadav researches and teaches in the area of Strategic Management. She holds a Doctorate in Management from MDI, Gurgaon, India. She has more than 6 years of work experience in research, academia & industry. Vanita has published and presented 18 research papers in refereed International Journals, Conferences and Books. She has published a case study at Harvard Business School publica- tions. Her case study was ranked as the `Most Popular Case' on outsourcing by Asia Case Research Centre (ACRC), Hong Kong and is taught in various Business Schools across the globe. She has also worked on funded research projects by the European Union (supported by NASSCOM) and institutional seed funded projects. Her research won the `Best Paper Award' at Indian Institute of Science¸ Bangalore (Dec 2007). Her research interests are in the areas of Innovation & Technology Strategy, Outsourcing, and Corporate Governance & Responsibility. David Yates is an Assistant Professor of Computer Information Systems at Bentley University. Da- vid's research areas include computer networking, data communications, sensor networks, embedded systems, operating systems, and computer architecture. Before joining Bentley, David held research and academic positions at the University of Massachusetts and Boston University. In the corporate arena, he was a co-founder and vice president of software development at InfoLibria ­ a startup that grew